ROME (Reuters) -Milan’s stock exchange faces its first ever strike action this month by Italian banking sector trade unions who on Monday accused the bourse’s owner Euronext of “constant, systematic and overall disinvestment from Italy” and said they feared job cuts.
Trade unions Fabi, First Cisl and Fisac Cgil scheduled their strike for the last two working hours of June 27, followed by other forms of worker protests in the following days.
Euronext – which runs stock markets in Amsterdam, Brussels, Dublin, Lisbon, Milan, Oslo and Paris – completed its acquisition of the Italian stock…